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Post by stuart1974 on Jan 16, 2021 10:16:46 GMT
How are they being rewarded twice? Stuart, I know you are a Reamainer, but do you really need to ask that? Just wondering if we were understanding the same point. Surely someone needs to be paid their true value? I worked in an area with mandatory overtime so feel the British case brought to arbitration was justified. |
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Post by oldgas on Jan 16, 2021 11:06:30 GMT
It's a minimum 4 weeks and ours includes Bank Holidays. Countries are free to choose to provide more. Sovereignty. Indeed. I thought we were not allowed to create our own rules? We are now! |
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Post by stuart1974 on Jan 16, 2021 11:25:54 GMT
Indeed. I thought we were not allowed to create our own rules? We are now! We were before and we are still restricted on some things now, not just trade with the EU either. |
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Post by devonblue on Jan 16, 2021 11:36:05 GMT
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Post by oldgas on Jan 16, 2021 12:38:53 GMT
We were before and we are still restricted on some things now, not just trade with the EU either. So Brexit changed nothing. Makes you wonder why we bothered really. |
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Post by peterparker on Jan 16, 2021 12:45:24 GMT
It doesn't really relate to salaried employees. If I do overtime I am paid end off. If you don't do fixed hours, that holiday pay is worked out at an average of the past 52 weeks which includes overtime Interesting read. So it appears that overtime should be included in your holiday pay. You might want to have a word with your employer. Also very interesting that statutory leave in the UK is 5.7 weeks. However, ACAS states that it only applies over 4 weeks as the EU statutory holiday is only 4 weeks. I haven’t read any of your Remainers extolling the virtue of the EU over that one. How strange! Um .... No Where a worker is paid a regular monthly salary, with fixed hours and fixed pay, there is no need to make a separate holiday pay calculation. The worker will be paid their normal monthly amount for months where holiday has been taken. For those workers paid monthly, but where their pay varies (for example, depending on the amount of work done) their employer will need to use the holiday pay reference period |
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Post by oldgas on Jan 16, 2021 12:47:23 GMT
Stuart, I know you are a Reamainer, but do you really need to ask that? Just wondering if we were understanding the same point. Surely someone needs to be paid their true value? I worked in an area with mandatory overtime so feel the British case brought to arbitration was justified. Stuart. I work overtime occasionally and a couple of years ago I started to receive a small sum once a year for overtime holiday pay. Whilst I was happy enough to receive it I didn’t really understand why I had been, in effect, paid twice for the same bits of work. The overtime I work is voluntary, it’s usually to help my employer out and Im happy to do it because It’s a good company to work for and I receive premium payment for O/T. The payment is usually late because it must be a total ballache for our payroll dept., working out what each individual is entitled to receive. I just don’t think it’s a justified payment, that’s just my take on it. |
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2021 12:47:32 GMT
Not according to the fisher folk ..... you’ve done them up like kippers .
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Post by oldgas on Jan 16, 2021 12:51:47 GMT
www.acas.org.uk/checking-holiday-entitlement/calculating-holiday-payInteresting read. So it appears that overtime should be included in your holiday pay. You might want to have a word with your employer. Also very interesting that statutory leave in the UK is 5.7 weeks. However, ACAS states that it only applies over 4 weeks as the EU statutory holiday is only 4 weeks. I haven’t read any of your Remainers extolling the virtue of the EU over that one. How strange! Um .... No Where a worker is paid a regular monthly salary, with fixed hours and fixed pay, there is no need to make a separate holiday pay calculation. The worker will be paid their normal monthly amount for months where holiday has been taken. For those workers paid monthly, but where their pay varies (for example, depending on the amount of work done) their employer will need to use the holiday pay reference period We’ll if you’re working fixed hours for fixed pay then holiday pay calculation is a piece. However if you work overtime the the company needs to adjust HP accordingly. That’s the position at the moment. Isnt that what we’ve been saying all along? So, if your employer hasn’t taken into account overtime you say you’ve been paid for when calculating your holiday pay, your employer hasn’t complied with EU legislation. |
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Post by oldgas on Jan 16, 2021 12:55:55 GMT
Not according to the fisher folk ..... you’ve done them up like kippers . Not the same thing at all, and it would appear the EU are making things as difficult as possible, who’d have thought? Whilst the Scottish government are deliberately obstructing their own fish exporters to try and curry favour with the Bastard EU. I wonder what they’ve spent all those millions they received from the British govt. to help them adapt to the new rules? |
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Post by stuart1974 on Jan 16, 2021 12:55:57 GMT
We were before and we are still restricted on some things now, not just trade with the EU either. So Brexit changed nothing. Makes you wonder why we bothered really. We've made trading a lot more difficult and expensive for a superficial element of national control. |
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Post by peterparker on Jan 16, 2021 12:59:32 GMT
Not according to the fisher folk ..... you’ve done them up like kippers . Not the same thing at all, and it would appear the EU are making things as difficult as possible, who’d have thought? Whilst the Scottish government are deliberately obstructing their own fish exporters to try and curry favour with the Bastard EU. I wonder what they’ve spent all those millions they received from the British govt. to help them adapt to the new rules? How are they making it difficult? They are just enforcing the rules we have now signed up to It would even worse under WTO despite Johnson saying it would be fine |
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2021 13:10:54 GMT
Not the same thing at all, and it would appear the EU are making things as difficult as possible, who’d have thought? Whilst the Scottish government are deliberately obstructing their own fish exporters to try and curry favour with the Bastard EU. I wonder what they’ve spent all those millions they received from the British govt. to help them adapt to the new rules? How are they making it difficult? They are just enforcing the rules we have now signed up to It would even worse under WTO despite Johnson saying it would be fine He’s so deluded it’s just not worth bothering with him . |
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Post by devonblue on Jan 16, 2021 13:28:00 GMT
So the Financial Times reports today that besides DB Schenker both Palletways and DPD no longer accept cargo to and from Scotland, Wales or England. This is significant. These are huge operators.
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2021 13:50:58 GMT
All our problems were caused because we were in the EU . Now we are out of the EU all our problems are still because of the EU .
The warped minds of brexiters
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2021 14:40:51 GMT
All our problems were caused because we were in the EU . Now we are out of the EU all our problems are still because of the EU . The warped minds of brexiters Little lambs to the slaughter |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2021 14:42:14 GMT
So Brexit changed nothing. Makes you wonder why we bothered really. We've made trading a lot more difficult and expensive for a superficial element of national control. I think "superficial" is overstating it. |
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2021 15:37:51 GMT
"Quality of Nationality Index: there has been a catastrophic drop in the value of the British passport.
Brexit has caused the quality of UK passports to drop from 8th to 35th in the world rankings, a 27.1% fall in value...This fall is unprecedented in history."
Chalk another win up 🇬🇧!
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Post by trevorgas on Jan 16, 2021 15:42:34 GMT
"Quality of Nationality Index: there has been a catastrophic drop in the value of the British passport. Brexit has caused the quality of UK passports to drop from 8th to 35th in the world rankings, a 27.1% fall in value...This fall is unprecedented in history." Chalk another win up 🇬🇧! And what's the impact? ? |
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2021 15:43:40 GMT
"Quality of Nationality Index: there has been a catastrophic drop in the value of the British passport. Brexit has caused the quality of UK passports to drop from 8th to 35th in the world rankings, a 27.1% fall in value...This fall is unprecedented in history." Chalk another win up 🇬🇧! And what's the impact? ? More winning ! 😃 |
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